Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-02-24
HYMENEAL.
Marriage of Mr.. George A. Clarke
and Miss Hattie M. Walker, 1t
the Walker House, last
Evening.
Spacious Parlors ThronGed with
Friends Celebrating the
Happy Event.

The Walker House, which has
been the scene of so many happy
events, was never more brilliantly
illuminated or thronged with hap.
pier company than on last evening,
the occasion Of The marriage Of Miss
Hattie the daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. ID. III. Walker, to Mr.. George
A. Clarke. The popularity and
true worthiness Of the contracting
parties made it a pleasure for their
extensive circle of friends to assem-
BILE in celebration of the event, and
the spacious parlors were ,h:ongcd
with the invited guests who began
to assemble at s o'clock and contin.
ucd to arrive until few moments
before the time set for the ceremony
--an hour later.
The three large parlors were
thrown open, and at precisely 9
o'clock the bridesmaids and grooms.
men, consisting respectively Of the
Misses Alice, Mabel and Ethel
Walker, sisters Of the bride, and
Messrs. w. II. O'Connell, J. A.
Wheatly aud Ed. Delahoyde,
assumed their positions. The pros
pective bride aud groom were
ushered to position in the north
parlor, while wedding march was
artisticallv executed on the piano by
Miss Mamie Richard. The solemn
ceremony was impressively per.
formed by the Rev. L, b. Cousins,
who Immediately introduced Mr..
aud Mira. Clarke to the company
and announced the opportunity for
greeting. Hearty and fehcitous
were the congratulations, and all
were most gracefully accepted by
the recipients.
The bride was attlred IN = drea
and train of white silk null, trimmed
with white satA, and lace, a veil SC.
cured by a bouquet Of hyacinth
and smilax, and wore at the waist
with pleasing effect a bouquet Of
iacqucmin roses.
Following congratulations was a
season Of utmost social enjoyment in
which all heartily participated, and
which continued throughout the
evening. Supper was announced
At 1890. The viands were both
snmptuous and bountcous and con.
sisted of rare culinary delicacies and
a fine collection OF tropical fruits.
II is high compliment to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker to say that the large
cappany was not equal to the feast
prepared.
The contracting parties are held
high in the esteem the community,
and by their upright conduct have
proven themselves worthy Of that
regard. The good will of their
friends found expression in the hand
some presents made on the occa-
sion Of the union, OF which the fol.
lowing is an accurate list:
Chamber set, glass set, fruit eompsr,, lamp, xlsu
Forbes Mr. and Mrs Jas Found, Mr. and Mrs win y
Forbes, Mr. aud Mrs II " Cole Mr. and Mrs U
Funk, Mr. and Mrs W Rosenberg Mr. aud Mrs JoAa
Miss Lura 1sa.oa, Mis. Emma T.riIi, Mica XsVi:
Holland, Miss Verge Oreyeling. Mrs John Minor Mrs,
II NJ Talbot, joel nuriiok and daughter d abrams,
Christensen, Theron crsveling, D II Fish, A q
Irwin.
Ebony clock, Mrs Agnes stotts, Miss Mamie
Richard, McaSrs A wheaticy, Edwin Dslshoyds,
LD phelpa John weisbton, W Green, Jas y
Russell
Extension table with cr,,mb pan ana table brush,
Mr. and MIS- laddock, Mr and Mrs y y Watts.
Mrand Mrs Jno A Nssh, Mr. and Mr ChAs Van Cor.
Walker, Mr. and Mrs q u Russell, Mr. and Mu
Carpenter, Mr. and Mrs W II scott, Mr. aud Mrs John
leinemund, Mis-, Amanda Williams, chss Dagley, u
BilharH.
set OF nIckio Slated Nat irons, Lo,slscs and " II
Men.
Plush hand mirror and brush, Katie A Tiern.y.
81, one hanging lamp win prish, pendant, frank
and wife, Eddie Dilharr, wAllie iIoyt, Ward Hoyt,
Plush perfunie set, Nj aud Mrs o J Houston.
silver irnlt dish, Robt Henderson and wife, chas
Ishain and wife, Jos Tharn.h aud vita, ] y Fisher
aud WIFE, . UObean aud wife, II y Andrews and
wife,
silver nut cracker aud half dozen picks o & Law.
renee and wife,
hammered brass plaque with plush frame, Misc
Ria Beason.
Che,ry corner stand, W q Stuart and wife
wife, ) Thayer and wifs, W II Cowies and wife.
Hand painted plaque Miss Ida Bsason.
Embroidered paper rack, Mason, Chicago.
Two naHSin rings With cases, Miss BlrdA hor,hue.
Silver bouquet holder, Miss Lillian IInddock.
Set Irish linen toilet towels, Miss Elsie hoLsran.
Gold watch and chain, Groom 10 Bride.
Center table, = Rhoades aud wife,
fVint.lacs handkerchief Miss hottie Walker.
ono dohen solid Ailyer teaspoons aud set table and
dessert spoons, Ward Lockwood and wife.
Guitar whisk holder, hand embroidered, Missss n
II ferrill, Aggie Holland, Lou TorrilI.
One ham, A A Itnar
bod spread and one dozen napkins, Rogers and
wife.
Plate glass mirror with hand painted plush frame,
Misses Mary aud Belle Dawson
Glass fruit dish, C,nsigny.
BOT ebony statuafy tAfrioAn TwInsl, Miss Mand
BroUkhoii aud Thoo Morrow
Silver castor fruit stand, butter dIsh card rccsivsr
pair napkin rings and bouquet bolders-Mr and Mrs.
~ FREEMAN. Mr. and Mrs Soar, nr and Mrs WIN
J MckWahan. Mr. and Mrs @ u Jones, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Gleason, Mr. and Mrs u q Foreman, Mr. aud
Mrs Phelps, Mr. and Mrs J Mack Love, Mr. and
Mrs Rogers Mr. and Mrs W Prathsr, Mr. and
Mrs VIM MoLevan. Mr. and Mrs N l. Morsy Mr. and
Mrs Georgef Keen, Mr. and Mrs VIM y Stotts Mr.
and Mrs II Cross, Mr. and Mrs w II Mcclure, Mr
and Mrs II Bcason, Mr. and Mrs James Chandler,
Miss susan Loney, Miss Hattie Weston, Y Bsain
ard. y Dlak, VIM II Jones, d @ Lass.
Marble-top centre tabo-Rev and Mrs r Dickinson,
W Gray and Wife, J = Dennis and wife, II S Fostsr
and wife, u Moore and wife, A n Roberts and wife,
W u scott aud wife, Miss N stearns, Miss De Etc
Foster, Miss Lizzie Moore, Ai,a Hornbsrger, I'd
silver pepper and salt caster-w Talbot soA
wife, Chss Talbot.
Six hand. painted fruit plates, Q china gold band
fruit COMFORTS. Bphsman cut glass individual salts
Miss Lizzio Warrington, Miss Mary Hose, Charles
Morey.
Set cut glass sauce dishes-Chas Rollins and wife.
Chamber set, "A piece---A Viewer and vile, u W
Brown aud WIFI, John II KaG and wife, Frank Fish
and wife. John Consigny aud wife, Theo Morrow.
ID. H. Freeman.
Cat glass table set, d r Kennedy and family.
Silver tea set--W Cameron aud wife, u BROOK.
field and wits, Chas Van Gorder and wife, b Howad
and wife Miss Maud BrookfeliAW II Negley, Chas
Russell, Frank NJ Leet, wiz O'C0nnell.
Glass water set with hammered brass tray--Ralph
Helm and wife, Scott ard wife, Fisher and wtie
Miss Katie oNeal, Mis- Hattie Bailey, Miss Anna
Kennels, NJ. N. Konnels. Will Bailey.
Prism Hanging Lamp--E Faiss and wife, W II
Doak and wife, II Wilson and wifs VIM mallory
and wife, FArmstrong, wife, and Miss Ida Townsend
y Vandenbnrs and wife, AIRY and wife, Thee
morrow, Frank Bittcnbsnder, Forbes, Charles
Dagley, Charles bison.
Crayon portraits Of bride and groom ~ r Clouxhly
and wife, u Viewer and wife, w d Biackwood and
vito, Geo Gray and wife, II W Hanna and wife, Miss
Eta Willis, Miss Lena Rosenberg, Freeman.
Lawrence Willis Henry Herbert.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarke will visit
for couple of weeks with the rela-
tivcs of the former in Jones county,
when they will return to make their
permanent home in Audubon.
THE REpITRI IcAN imius with their